Coronavirus Travel Updates

Which countries have restrictions and FCO warnings in place?

The Foreign Office advises against British nationals any non-essential travel for 30 days. Plus the latest travel bans around the world. We will update this information as the situation evolves

Since March 23, the FCO has advised British nationals traveling abroad to return home immediately if commercial flights are still available.

This article was first published on February 28 and is updated daily. Last update at 5.45 p.m. (GMT), March 27

If UK nationals are generally based in the UK, the FCO advises to return if possible:

“International travel becomes very limited as the air routes close, land borders close and new restrictions are put in place to prevent flights from leaving.

"We are working with the airlines to keep the routes open, and call for international action to keep the routes open to allow the British [to] go home on commercial flights. We also work 24 hours a day to help UK travelers who are already having difficulty returning to the UK. If you are a permanent resident abroad, you must stay and follow the advice of the local authorities of the country in which you live."

In cases where UK nationals cannot return home, travelers should follow the advice of local authorities, including local measures to help minimize exposure. This may include staying in a hotel room or accommodation for 14 days; be transferred to quarantine facilities; be tested for coronavirus and, if positive, in some cases, hospitalization abroad. For travelers who have visa or visa applications that will expire soon, they should contact the country's local immigration authorities or the UK-based embassy.

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The Foreign Office (FCO) advises British nationals against any international travel except essential. This notice came into effect on March 17, for an initial period of 30 days. Border closings and other travel restrictions are increasing worldwide.

In the UK, the government is calling on people to avoid traveling at all unless it is essential.

“Essential trips do not include visits to second homes, campsites, caravan parks or the like, whether for isolation or vacation. People should stay in their main residence. Failure to take these steps puts additional pressure on communities and services that are already at risk."

The following countries have travel restrictions in place which may affect UK nationals (who do not have residence in other countries).

This includes quarantine measures, border closures, flight suspensions, health checks and other measures. The restrictions are constantly changing and we are updating as soon as possible:

Albania and Slovenia

All flights suspended.

Azerbaijan

Quarantine compulsory for 14 days. Suspended e-visas. Reduced flight times. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as early as possible, as future travel may become more difficult.

Andorra, Monaco and the Netherlands

Cultural and sporting activities are prohibited; large, restricted gatherings; restaurants and bars are closed; stores should be open during limited hours; limited public transportation; medical screening on arrival likely. Some flights suspended.

Europe

The EU has proposed that all non-essential travel be suspended to the European Union for 30 days, announced the President of the European Commission. This would affect travel outside the EU, but the UK would be exempt.

Austria

No direct flights between Austria and the United Kingdom, nor direct air or rail connections from Austria to Italy, France, Spain or Switzerland. Travelers from Italy by road will be stopped at the border and must present a health certificate attesting that they are not affected by the coronavirus. Ski resorts closed on March 15 in Tyrol, Salzburg and Vorarlberg.

Belgium

Flights outside the EU are suspended. Transit through Belgium requires proof of residence and continuation of the journey. Restrictions on non-essential movements (i.e. excluding food purchases, medical care). Cultural and sporting activities are prohibited; large, restricted gatherings; restaurants and bars are closed; stores should be open during limited hours; limited public transport. Some flights suspended.

Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia and Ukraine

  

Entry ban for British travelers. Check with airlines and transport providers if transit is allowed before traveling. British travelers are advised to consider leaving these countries as soon as possible, as current trips may become more difficult. Flight times are reduced, some land / sea borders closed and certain non-essential movements limited.

Bosnia-Herzegovina

Entry ban for British travelers. Flights with the United Kingdom suspended. All borders are closed.

Isle of Man

Self-quarantine for 14 days.

Croatia

Entry ban for British travelers. Borders closed on March 19 for 30 days.

Cyprus

Entry ban for British travelers. Flights suspended until at least April 4.

Malta

Travelers to Malta are invited by the Maltese government to leave as soon as possible.

Sweden

Entry ban for British travelers. All Scandinavian Airlines flights suspended. Other travel options are limited.

Moldova

No direct flights to the rest of Europe. Entry ban for travelers who have stayed in China, Hong Kong, Iran, Italy, Japan, Macao, South Korea or Taiwan within 14 days of arrival.

Romania

Entry ban for British travelers. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible. Suspension of flights, buses and trains from Italy. Large restricted gatherings and some public transport suspended.

Lithuania

Entry and transit ban for British travelers. National quarantine until April 14. All commercial flights are suspended until further notice. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible.

Montenegro

Entry ban for travelers who have recently stayed in Japan, France, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Austria, Italy, Spain, South Korea, Iran and the Chinese province of Hubei. 14-day auto-quarantine for travelers who have recently stayed in Japan, France, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Slovenia or Austria.

Luxembourg

All passenger flights suspended from March 23. Restrictions on non-essential movements (i.e. excluding food purchases, medical care). Cultural and sporting activities are prohibited; large, restricted gatherings; restaurants and bars are closed; stores should be open during limited hours; limited public transport.

Turkey

Entry ban for British travelers. Direct flights to the UK were suspended on March 17. Aeroflot is planning flights to London via Moscow. Land borders closed. Travelers who test positive on arrival will be quarantined in a government facility for 14 days, and negative test results in 14 days in self-quarantine. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as early as possible, as future travel may become more difficult.

Ireland

Auto-quarantine for 14 days. Cultural and sporting activities are prohibited; large, restricted gatherings; restaurants and bars are closed; stores should be open during limited hours and public transportation limited; medical screening on arrival likely.

Denmark

Entry ban for British travelers. British travelers are advised to consider leaving these countries as soon as possible, as current trips may become more difficult. Some flights suspended. Flights suspended from Greenland from March 21 to April 4 at least. Flights to the Faroe Islands have been significantly reduced. The borders with Sweden closed to travelers from March 14.

Greece

Auto-quarantine for 14 days. Cultural and sporting activities are prohibited; large, restricted gatherings; restaurants and bars are closed; stores should be open during limited hours and public transportation limited; medical screening on arrival likely. Flights to and from the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain and Turkey are suspended.

France

Some flights are suspended; British nationals can still cross France to return to the United Kingdom. Reduction of cross-Channel train and ferry services. Restrictions on non-essential movements from March 17 for 15 days (i.e. shopping for food, medical care, exercise up to 20 minutes of running or walking). Cultural and sporting activities are prohibited; large, restricted gatherings; restaurants and bars are closed; stores should be open during limited hours and public transportation limited.

Slovakia

Entry ban for British travelers. The charter charter company Charter Advisory could offer flights to London in the coming days. British travelers are advised to consider leaving these countries as soon as possible, as current trips may become more difficult. Flight times are reduced, some land / sea borders closed and certain non-essential movements limited.

Portugal

Restrictions to land borders with Spain until April 15 (i.e. cross-border commuters and deliveries only). However, British nationals can still cross Spain and France to return to the United Kingdom. Flights from outside the EU suspended (excluding the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Venezuela, South Africa and Portuguese-speaking countries). Auto-quarantine for 14 days for anyone arriving in the Algarve (Faro), in the north (Viana do Castelo, Braga, Vila Real, Bragança, Porto, Aveiro, Viseu), the Azores, Madeira and Porto Santo. All campsites are closed. Restrictions on non-essential movement should soon be imposed.

Switzerland

Entry ban for British travelers. Land border restrictions (i.e. no non-residents, and cross-border commuters and deliveries only) and certain restricted flights (residents only). Restrictions on non-essential movements (ie shopping for food, medical care, exercise, those who cannot work from home only). Cultural and sports activities prohibited; closed ski resorts; large, restricted gatherings; closed restaurants and bars; grocery stores should be open during limited hours and public transportation limited.

Spain

Entry ban for British travelers. British nationals can still cross Spain to return to the United Kingdom. All borders closed for entry from March 23 for 30 days. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible. Hotels and short-term accommodation must close before Tuesday, March 24 (measures do not apply to long-term accommodation, such as long-term campsites, provided that travelers can support themselves and are not dependent common facilities, which will be closed). Some flights suspended. Land border restrictions (i.e. cross-border commuters and deliveries only). Restrictions on non-essential movements (i.e. excluding food purchases, medical care).

Asia

Armenia, Bhutan, Israel, Kuwait, Macao, Maldives, Mongolia, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Turkmenistan

Entry ban for British travelers. Certain flights and visa regimes on arrival suspended. Check with travel providers if transit is allowed before traveling.

Bahrain

Suspension of visa-on-arrival scheme. Self-quarantine for 14 days.

Hong Kong

Ban on entry and transit to UK travellers. Some flights suspended.

Taiwan

Ban on entry to UK travellers until 7 April. Some flights suspended.

Qatar

Entry ban for British travelers. Some flights suspended. Currently authorized transit

Philippines

Entry ban for all British travelers. Public transport suspended, flights limited until April 13.

UAE

Entry ban for British travelers. Some flights suspended. Transit is currently suspended for two weeks from March 22.

Uzbekistan

Entry ban for British travelers. Closure of air and sea borders. Auto-quarantine for 14 days. Obligatory facial mask outside.

Singapore

Ban on entry and transit. British travelers wishing to leave are encouraged to consider leaving as soon as possible. Transit not currently authorized.

Sri Lanka

No new visa is issued, but those currently in the country can extend visas until April 12. Airports closed until March 31. National curfew in place - some areas lifted the curfew on March 23 or 24 and then re-imposed it.

UAE

Entry ban for British travelers. Incoming and outgoing flights will stop from midnight. If you are traveling to the United Arab Emirates, continue to contact your airline or tour operator for any possible return flights. Contact the British Embassy if you are in trouble.

Vietnam

Entry ban for British travelers. No new visa issued for 15 to 30 days and quarantine of 14 days for all travelers entering Vietnam. Some flights suspended.

Tajikistan

All flights suspended from March 20. Entry ban for travelers who have crossed or crossed China, Iran, Italy or South Korea within 14 days before arrival.

Cambodia

Entry ban for travelers who have recently stayed in France, Germany, Iran, Italy, Spain or the United States.

Indonesia

Entry ban for travelers who have stayed in the United Kingdom, Iran, Italy, Spain, France, Germany and Switzerland within 14 days of entry. All visas were suspended until April 20 at first. Flights are severely disrupted and transit options limited.

Bangladesh

Suspension of the visa regime on arrival. Auto-quarantine for 14 days. All travelers must present a health certificate within three days stating that they are not affected by the coronavirus. Some flights suspended. Entry ban for travelers who have recently stayed in Europe (excluding the United Kingdom).

Brunei

Entry ban for British travelers. Royal Brunei Airlines has suspended the direct flight from Brunei to London - it is currently the only airline departing from Brunei, with bi-weekly flights to Hong Kong, Manila, Melbourne and Singapore.

Japan

Visa on arrival suspended until the end of April at first. Entry ban for travelers who have stayed in China, Iran or Italy within 14 days before arrival. Restrictions on non-essential movements in Tokyo on March 28 and 29.

Jordan

No commercial flights inside or outside Jordan, and all land and sea borders closed. Restrictions on large gatherings and non-essential movements (i.e. excluding food purchases, medical care)

Laos

Border closures with Thailand. Thai Airlines and Thai Smile have suspended flights between Vientiane and Bangkok. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as early as possible, as future travel may become more difficult.

Lebanon

All borders are closed and flights are suspended until April 12. Restrictions on non-essential movements (i.e., excluding food purchases, medical care) and offenders could be imprisoned; public and private gatherings prohibited; two people per car only; public transport suspended.

Malaysia

Entry ban for British travelers. Transit allowed via Kuala Lumpur Airport, but not between terminals, travelers must confirm before traveling. Some flights suspended.

Myanmar

British travelers must present a health certificate attesting that they are not affected by the coronavirus, or self-quarantine for 14 days. British travelers are advised to leave as early as possible. Some flights suspended. Transit allowed through Thailand.

Nepal

Suspension of the visa regime on arrival. All land borders closed. All mountaineering expeditions for spring 2020 have been suspended. All travelers need a health certificate attesting that they do not have coronavirus.

Pakistan

Most flights were suspended until April 4. Qatar Airways plans to operate daily flights from Islamabad from March 25 to April 3, and other airlines may provide limited services in the coming days. Some borders are closed. Large gatherings prohibited. Travelers must present a health certificate attesting that they are not affected by the coronavirus, issued within 24 hours of arrival.

India

Entry ban for all travelers from the United Kingdom, the EU and Turkey from March 18. Flights suspended until April 14. Severely restricted non-essential movement. Commercial flights suspended until April 14. All visas and e-visas are invalid until April 15.

Thailand

Ban on entry for British travelers from March 26. Transit allowed until March 31. Contact the British Embassy to obtain letters in support of visa extension requests to be used at the immigration office (usually not required for the first extension). Transit allowed until

Americas

Aruba

Entry ban for British travelers. Flights suspended until March 31, 2020.

Argentina

Entry ban for British travelers. The borders closed from March 27 to 31. Flights suspended. National quarantine until March 31.

Anguilla

Sea and airports closed for 14 days from March 20 (11.59 p.m. local time). Auto-quarantine for travelers who have been outside the Caribbean region within 14 days of arrival.

Aruba, Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Jamaica, Honduras, Montserrat, Saint Helena, Saint Kitts and NevisSaint Maarten, Saint Lucia and Trinidad & Tobago

Entry ban for British travelers. Some flights suspended. British travelers wishing to leave are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible, to ensure that travel plans can be met.

Bahamas

Entry ban for British travelers. Airports and seaports were closed until March 31 initially. Curfew until March 31 25 hours a day, seven days a week, which can be extended.

Barbados

Mandatory quarantine for 14 days.

Bermuda

Entry ban for British travelers from March 20 (11.59 a.m. local time). No passenger flights entering from LF Wade International Airport for two weeks.

Bolivia

Ban on entry for British travelers from March 20. All flights suspended until April 15. Land borders closed. Severely restricted non-essential movement.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Auto-quarantine for 14 days. Entry ban for travelers who have stayed in China, Italy or Iran within 14 days before arrival.

Mexico

Some flights suspended. Large, restricted gatherings. The land border with the United States was closed from March 21 (midnight local time) to all non-essential traffic for 30 days.

Paraguay

Entry ban for British travelers. Flights suspended until April 12. Restrictions on non-essential travel (i.e. food purchases and medical care only) until March 28 initially. Closure of commercial and leisure establishments, restrictions on access to supermarkets.

Turks and Caicos

Entry ban for travelers who have stayed in affected countries within 21 days of arrival - a list of countries subject to change frequently. All airports closed on March 24.

Uruguay

Some flights suspended. Large commercial premises closed until further notice. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible. From Brazil, LATAM and British Airways still fly to the United Kingdom.

Antigua and Barbuda

Entry ban for British travelers. As of March 27, VC Bird Airport will be closed to international arrivals on commercial flights, but departures will be allowed to repatriate tourists. All seaports were closed from March 27 for 14 days.

Brazil

Entry ban for all travelers from March 23 for 30 days. Some flights suspended. LATAM and British Airways are currently flying to the United Kingdom. British travelers wishing to leave are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible, to ensure that travel plans can be met.

British Virgin Islands

All airports and seaports closed until 24 April initially.

Canada

Entry ban for British travelers. Auto-quarantine for 14 days for arrivals from March 26. US border closed to non-essential travel from March 20 (midnight EST). Some flights suspended. British travelers wishing to leave are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible, to ensure that travel plans can be met.

Cayman Islands

Entry ban for British travelers. International passenger flights suspended for three weeks from March 22. British travelers wishing to leave are encouraged to consider leaving as soon as possible.

Chile

Land and sea borders closed and certain flights suspended. As of March 21, British Airways will continue to operate its Santiago-London flight. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible.

Colombia

Entry ban for British travelers. The airports will be closed and international flights suspended from March 23. Restrictions on non-essential travel (i.e. excluding food purchases, medical care) until April 13 initially. Land and sea borders closed. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible.

Ecuador

Closed borders. Suspension of all flights until at least April 5. All trips to the Galapagos were suspended from March 16 and all national parks were closed until further notice. Restrictions on non-essential travel from March 16 for 15 days (i.e. food purchases and medical care).

Guatemala

Some flight suspensions. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible. Curfew from 4 p.m. to 4 p.m. March 22 for eight days.

Cuba

Auto-quarantine for 14 days. Travelers staying in special casas can be transferred to hotels. Restaurants and bars will restrict services and times; public transport is likely to be affected.

Dominican Republic

Closure of all air, land and sea borders from March 19. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible. Restrictions on non-essential movement (ie shopping for food, medical care, exercise. Cultural and sporting activities prohibited; large gatherings restricted; restaurants and bars closed; stores open at limited hours and public transportation) limits.

Grenada

Entry ban for travelers who have visited within 14 days of arrival (and also for travelers who have traveled to Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Iran, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland or United States)

Panama

Entry ban for British travelers. National curfew between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. - travelers must not leave their accommodation outside these hours. Some flights suspended. British travelers wishing to leave are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible, to ensure that travel plans can be met. Closure of commercial and leisure establishments, restrictions on access to supermarkets.

US

Entry ban for British travelers. Border with Canada closed to non-essential travel from March 20 (midnight EST). Some flights suspended. British travelers wishing to leave are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible, to ensure that travel plans can be met.

Guyana

All international flights were suspended from Cheddi Jagan Airport in Timehri and Eugene Correia Airport in Ogle for 14 days from March 17. Restrictions to land borders with Brazil. Auto-quarantine for 14 days for travelers who recently stayed in Brazil, China, Dominican Republic, Iran, Italy, Japan, Jamaica, Malaysia, Panama, Thailand, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - the Grenadines, in Singapore, in South Korea or in the United States.

Peru

Entry ban for British travelers. Closure of land and sea borders and limitation of air travel. Travelers must contact the embassy to register for repatriation. Send a full name, location and contact information to belima@fco.gov.uk. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as soon as possible. All borders are closed and restrictions on non-essential movement from March 16 for 15 days (i.e. food purchases and medical care only).

Oceania

Palau

Entry ban for travelers who have stayed in China, Hong Kong or Macao within 14 days before arrival.

Tonga

Entry ban for all British travelers. All borders are closed and international flights are suspended for two weeks from March 23.

Fiji

Entry ban for travelers who have recently stayed in China, Iran, Italy or South Korea. No connection via Australia or New Zealand.

Vanuatu

All borders and airports are closed until further notice. No commercial service should operate as long as the state of emergency is in place (from March 26 for 14 days).

Nauru

Entry ban for travelers who have crossed or crossed China, Hong Kong, Iran, Italy, Macao or South Korea within 21 days before arrival.

Kiribati

Entry ban for British travelers. Tarawa Airport is closed until April 30. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as early as possible, as future travel may become more difficult.

Micronesia

Must have spent 14 days in a country without any cases before arrival. British travelers are advised to consider leaving as early as possible, as future travel may become more difficult.

New Zealand

Entry ban for all British travelers from March 19 (11.59 p.m. local time). Auto-quarantine for 14 days. Large, restricted gatherings. Flights are severely disrupted and transit options limited.

Australia

Entry ban for British travelers. All borders close on March 20 (9:00 p.m. local time) and may be closed for at least six months (to non-citizens and residents). Auto-quarantine for 14 days. Large, restricted gatherings. Transit allowed for travelers departing from New Zealand with a confirmed same-day return ticket until March 14 (11:59 p.m. local time), but must not have been in China, Iran, Italy or in South Korea within 14 days before transit.

Cook Islands, French Polynesia and Solomon Islands

Entry ban for British travelers. Some flights suspended.

Africa

Algeria, Cameroon, Congo, Ghana, Guinea-Bissau and Uganda

Borders closed and flights suspended.

Green cap

All sea borders closed and flights restricted from March 18.

Mauritius and Seychelles

Entry ban for British travelers. Some flights suspended.

Egypt

Entry ban for British travelers until March 31. Suspension of air traffic from March 19 to 31.

Guinea

Visitors must submit their passport for a 14-day surveillance period.

Kenya

Entry ban for British travelers. All flights suspended on March 25 (11:59 p.m.).

Angola

Flights suspended. Entry ban for travelers who have visited China, South Korea, Iran, France, Spain, Portugal or Italy since December.

Benign

Quarantine in allocated hotels for all travelers arriving by plane. Entry and exit at border crossings will be limited to "extreme necessity".

Botswana

Temporary visa ban for nationals of affected affected countries. Certain land border restrictions.

Senegal

All commercial flights suspended until April 17. Large, restricted gatherings.

Zambia

Quarantine of 14 days for anyone coming from an affected country.

Tanzania

Quarantine of 14 days for anyone coming from an affected country, at the expense of travelers.

Eritrea

14-day quarantine for travelers who have recently stayed in China, South Korea, Italy, Germany or the United States.

Eswatini

Closure of land borders with South Africa. British travelers can transit through Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg.

Ethiopia

Auto-quarantine for 14 days for travelers who have recently stayed in the affected countries. Some flights suspended. Land borders closed. Large, restricted gatherings,

Namibia

Entry ban for British travelers. Certain restrictions on domestic travel and non-essential travel. Flights suspended with affected countries until April 16.

Liberia

All flights suspended. Restrictions on movement and social distancing applied. Probable quarantine of 14 days for travelers who have recently stayed in the affected countries.

Rwanda

All flights suspended from March 20 for an initial period of 30 days. Border closures and restrictions on non-essential travel outside of residences, including travel between cities and neighborhoods from March 21 for two weeks.

Comoros

All airports are closed. Must have spent 14 days in a country without any cases before arrival.

Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gambia, Malawi and Mozambique

Auto-quarantine for 14 days for travelers who have recently stayed in the affected countries. Some flights suspended.

Morocco

Flights suspended with the United Kingdom from March 16 (return flights from March 19). Restaurants, bars and other closed public spaces. Passenger ferry connections between Morocco, Spain and Gibraltar have also been suspended.

Madagascar

No commercial passenger flights with Europe for 30 days from March 20. Auto-quarantine for 14 days for travelers who have recently stayed in the affected countries. Air France will operate flights for European citizens from Antananarivo to Paris on Monday March 23 (1h45) - contact Air France to buy tickets by phone or at the Air France counter at Ivato airport.

Tunisia

Entry ban for British travelers. Suspended flights and closed maritime borders. Curfew from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and restrictions on non-essential travel (i.e., excluding food purchases, medical care). Cultural and sporting activities are prohibited.

Samoa

No connection via Australia or New Zealand. Travelers must present a health certificate attesting that they are not affected by the coronavirus. Entry ban for travelers who have recently stayed in Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong (SAR China), Iceland, Italy, Iran, Japan, Kuwait, Luxembourg, Macau, Malaysia, Netherlands, Norway, Qatar, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates or United States.

South Africa

Entry ban for travelers who have stayed in the United Kingdom, the United States, Italy, Iran, South Korea, Spain and Germany within 20 days of arrival. All commercial flights suspended until April 26 at least. Visa suspension on arrival and no entry without a visa. Travelers to the country who have received a stamp on arrival allowing them to stay for 90 days do not need to apply for a visa. British travelers only allow entry if they are transiting through their home, but there is an entry and transit ban for travelers who are in China, France, Germany, Iran, Italy , in South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, the United States or the United Kingdom since March 15.

Cruise ships

The FCO does not recommend all trips on cruise ships for passengers aged 70 and over or those with high risk conditions. Some destinations prohibit the embarkation of cruise ships or the disembarkation of passengers, including Australia, Chile, Colombia, Greece, Italy, Montenegro and Portugal.